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ANDY MURRAY HAS BECOME THEFIRST BRITISH MAN TO WINAT WIMBLEDON IN MORE THAN75 YEARS.

IT TOOK THE SCOTSMAN JUSTOVER THREE HOURS TO DEFEATNOVAK DJOKOVIC IN STRAIGHT SETS6-4, 7-5, 6-4.

SEBASTIAN VETTEL EXTENDED HISLEAD IN THIS YEAR'S DRIVERSCHAMPIONSHIP WHEN HE FINALLY WONON HOME SOIL.THE 26-YEAR-OLD GERMAN CAME HOMENARROWLY AHEAD OF FINN KIMIRAIKKONEN AND HIS LOTUSTEAM-MATE ROMAIN GROSJEAN OFFRANCE.VETTEL'S WIN WAS HIS FOURTHTHIS YEAR AND THE 30THOF HIS CAREER AND ITLIFTED HIM 34 POINTS CLEAROF NEAREST RIVAL, SPANIARDFERNANDO ALONSO OF FERRARI, INTHE DRIVERS' CHAMPIONSHIP.ALONSO CAME HOME FOURTH AHEADOF BRITONS LEWIS HAMILTON OFMERCEDES AND JENSON BUTTON OFMCLAREN WITH AUSTRALIAN MARKWEBBER SEVENTH.

BOMBERS BEAT PORT BY 30PIOINTS TO STAY THIRD ONTHE AFL LADDER.

JOBE WATSON SUFFERED A BROKENCOLLARBONE AND WILL MISS THENEXT FOUR MATCHES.

PORT HAS BEEN DANGEROUSOPPONENT FOR THE TOP TEAMSLATELY. IT BEAT COLLINGWOOD ANDSYDNEY IN THE PAST FORTNIGHT.